Alwi Ahmad Sulthon | Education | Best Researcher Award

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Best Researcher Award

Alwi Ahmad Sulthon

Alwi Ahmad Sulthon is an educator and researcher affiliated with MTs Madrasatul Qur’an Salafiyah, Indonesia. His scholarly work includes educational research, mathematics literacy, digital learning assessment, ethnomathematics, and an investigation into reducing free fatty acid levels in cooking oil. His Google Scholar profile lists four publications and two citations, providing a basis for reviewing his research activity and suitability for academic recognition. [1]

Alwi Ahmad Sulthon
Affiliation MTs Madrasatul Qur’an Salafiyah
Country Indonesia
Google Scholar ID IoLgRjEAAAAJ
Documents 4
Citations 2
h-index 1
Subject Area Education
Event World Top Scientists Awards

Abstract

Alwi Ahmad Sulthon’s documented research spans educational practice and applied scientific inquiry. His listed publications address mathematics literacy, technology-supported assessment, cultural approaches to mathematics education, and cooking-oil quality. These subjects demonstrate a range of interests relevant to teaching, learning, and practical investigation. His available scholarly profile provides the publication titles and citation metrics used in this overview. [1]

Keywords

Education; mathematics literacy; ethnomathematics; digital assessment; educational technology; cooking-oil quality; research publication; academic recognition.

Introduction

Research in education connects classroom practice with methods for improving student engagement, mathematical understanding, and assessment. Sulthon’s listed work reflects these themes while also including a study of free fatty acid levels in cooking oil. This combination provides a documented basis for examining his scholarly interests without assuming additional qualifications or achievements not established by the available profile. [2]

Research Profile

The supplied Google Scholar record identifies MTs Madrasatul Qur’an Salafiyah as Sulthon’s institutional affiliation and education as his subject area. It lists four publications, two citations, and an h-index of one. These indicators provide a limited snapshot of indexed research activity; they should be interpreted alongside publication quality, individual contributions, and relevance to the field. [1]

Research Contributions

The listed educational studies cover ethnomathematics, mathematics literacy, and the use of an online application for daily assessment. These topics relate to culturally contextualized learning, student interest, and digital classroom practices. A separate publication examines the reduction of free fatty acid levels in cooking oil using sugar cane. The titles indicate diverse research interests, although detailed findings and methodological quality require examination of the original papers.[3]

Publications

Alwi Ahmad Sulthon’s publications cover diverse areas of scientific and educational research, including cooking-oil quality, ethnomathematics, mathematical literacy, and digital assessment methods. His research explores the application of scientific approaches and educational technologies to practical challenges. These works reflect an interest in improving teaching and learning practices, integrating digital tools into classroom assessment, and investigating culturally relevant mathematical concepts. Collectively, his publications demonstrate interdisciplinary research interests spanning education and applied science. [2]

Award Suitability

The Best Researcher Award provides a framework for recognizing documented scholarly contributions. Sulthon’s publication record offers material for consideration, particularly his work related to educational methods and assessment. A fair evaluation should verify the original papers, authorship, research methods, relevance, and supporting evidence against the award’s published eligibility criteria. This profile does not imply that an award has been granted.[3]

Conclusion

Alwi Ahmad Sulthon’s listed publications represent interests across education, mathematics learning, digital assessment, and applied scientific research. His Google Scholar profile supplies the principal bibliographic evidence for this overview. Further assessment of the full publications and their contributions would help establish the significance of his work and its alignment with research recognition standards. [2]

References

  1. Google Scholar. (n.d.). Alwi Ahmad Sulthon: Author profile and publication metrics.
    https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=IoLgRjEAAAAJ&hl=id
  2. Nasukwad, N., & Sulthon, A. A. (2019). Decrease of Free Fatty Acid Levels in Cooking Oil Using Sugar Cane. Journal of Natural Sciences and Mathematics Research, 5(1), 24–27. Bibliographic details are reproduced from the supplied profile; a DOI was not provided.
    https://journal.walisongo.ac.id/index.php/JNSMR/article/view/11027
  3. Muna, F., Sulthon, A. A., Kismaya, S. P. K., Zafran, M. A., & Syabani, M. F. (2025). Eksplorasi Etnomatematika pada Tiga Papan Bersurat Peninggalan Syekh Mutamakkin di Masjid Kajen. JISRev: Journal of Islamic Studies Review, 1(1), 8–18. DOI not supplied.
    https://jisrev.lakaspia.org/index.php/JISRev/article/view/30

P. P. A. Wasantha Athukorala | Education | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. P. P. A. Wasantha Athukorala | Education | Best Researcher Award

Director, PGIHS, University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka

Dr. Wasantha Athukorala is a distinguished economist and academic, currently serving as the Director of the Postgraduate Institute of Humanities and Social Sciences (PGIHS) at the University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka. With a career spanning over two decades, Dr. Athukorala has made significant contributions to economics, particularly in agricultural economics, environmental economics, and development studies. He holds a PhD in Economics from Queensland University of Technology, Australia, and has held various teaching and research positions at both national and international institutions. His research addresses vital issues such as irrigation, farm production, energy demand, and climate change, with a focus on empirical analysis. A highly cited researcher, Dr. Athukorala has earned numerous national and international awards, including being ranked the 2nd best economist in Sri Lanka. His contributions have shaped academic thought and policy in Sri Lanka and beyond.

Profile

Education 

Dr. Wasantha Athukorala’s educational journey reflects his commitment to advancing economic research and knowledge. He earned his PhD in Economics from Queensland University of Technology, Australia (2007-2011), with a thesis titled Essays on Irrigation Development, Farm Production, and Unaccounted Costs: Theory and Empirical Evidence. His academic excellence was recognized when his thesis was nominated for an Outstanding Doctoral Thesis Award. Prior to this, he completed an M.Phil. in Agricultural Economics at the University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka (2001-2004), focusing on Estimation of Household Demand for Electricity in Sri Lanka. He also holds a B.A. First Class (Honours) Degree in Economics from the University of Peradeniya (1996-2000), with a thesis on Profitability and Comparative Advantages of the Rice Growing Sector in Sri Lanka. Dr. Athukorala’s academic training laid the foundation for his substantial contributions to economics and development studies.

Awards and Honors 

Dr. Wasantha Athukorala’s outstanding academic achievements have earned him numerous prestigious awards and honors. He received the Presidential Award for Scientific Research in 2023, recognizing his substantial contributions to the advancement of knowledge in economics. In 2021, he was ranked as the 2nd best economist in Sri Lanka by the AD Scientific Index. Dr. Athukorala has also been awarded the Tier 4* Lifetime Researcher Award in 2022 for his consistent and impactful research output. His work has garnered national recognition, including the National Research Council (NRC) Merit Award for Scientific Publication in 2014. Dr. Athukorala’s dedication to research excellence has also been acknowledged with NCAS Awards for Research in Higher Education in 2006. As a Visiting Fellow at Queensland University of Technology in 2017, he further solidified his reputation as a globally recognized scholar in the field of economics.

Research Focus 

Dr. Wasantha Athukorala’s research spans several critical areas of economics, with a particular emphasis on agricultural economics, environmental economics, and development studies. His work explores the complexities of irrigation development, farm production, and the unaccounted costs associated with these sectors, providing valuable empirical evidence for policymakers and practitioners. His studies have focused on the economic implications of climate change, energy demand, and environmental sustainability, with a specific interest in the socio-economic effects of natural disasters, water demand, and energy pricing policies. Additionally, Dr. Athukorala’s research on the economic impacts of foreign direct investment, agricultural efficiency, and the distributional effects of privatization in developing countries showcases his commitment to addressing real-world economic challenges. He has contributed significantly to the understanding of market distortions, energy policy, and public goods, influencing both academic discourse and policy decisions in Sri Lanka and internationally.

Publications

  • The impact of foreign direct investment for economic growth: A case study in Sri Lanka 📊
  • Estimating short and long-term residential demand for electricity: New evidence from Sri Lanka ⚡
  • Do monetary and non-monetary incentives influence environmental attitudes and behavior? Evidence from an experimental analysis 🌍
  • Reality check: the distributional impact of privatization in developing countries 💼
  • Determinants of health costs due to farmers’ exposure to pesticides: an empirical analysis 🚜
  • Climate change and natural disasters: Government mitigation activities and public property demand response 🌪️
  • A GIS based spatial decision support system for analysing residential water demand: A case study in Australia 💧
  • Household demand for electricity: The role of market distortions and prices in competition policy 💡
  • The impact of foreign direct investment on economic growth in Sri Lanka 📈
  • The impact of mining and smelting activities on property values: A study of Mount Isa city, Queensland, Australia 🏞️
  • Impact of wildfires and floods on property values: A before and after analysis 🔥
  • Measuring the impact of pesticide exposure on farmers’ health and farm productivity 🌾
  • Valuing bushfire risk to homeowners: Hedonic property values study in Queensland, Australia 🔥
  • Effectiveness of two pricing structures on urban water use and conservation: A quasi-experimental investigation 💧
  • Non-discretionary residential water use: The impact of habits and water-efficient technologies 🏠
  • Assessing privatization in Sri Lanka: Distribution and governance 📊
  • Identifying the role of agricultural extension services in improving technical efficiency in the paddy farming sector in Sri Lanka 🌾
  • Willingness to pay to ensure a continuous water supply with minimum restrictions 🚰
  • Groundwater overuse and farm-level technical inefficiency: Evidence from Sri Lanka 🌍
  • Emergency teaching–learning methods (Etlm) during COVID-19: Lessons learned from Sri Lanka 📚

Faegheh sadat mortazavi moghadam | lecturer | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Faegheh sadat mortazavi moghadam | lecturer | Best Researcher Award

Consultant/ adjunct assistant professor/ lecturer, university of tehran, Iran

Faeghe Sadat Mortazavi Moghadam is an accomplished academic and researcher in the field of wood and paper science and technology. She holds a PhD from the University of Sari and a Master’s degree from the University of Tehran, the best university in Iran. She is currently an adjunct assistant professor at Iran University of Science and Technology (IUST) and Alzahra University, where she teaches a variety of technical courses.

Education

  • PhD in Engineering of Wood and Paper Science and Technology
    University of Sari, Iran (2016-2021)
    GPA: 18.88/20 (A+)
  • MSc in Engineering of Wood and Paper Science and Technology
    University of Tehran, Iran (2012-2015)
    GPA: 18.60/20 (A+)
  • Second BSc in Engineering of Food Science and Technology
    Islamic Azad University, Science and Research Branch, Tehran, Iran (2005-2011)
    GPA: 15.52/20
  • First BSc in Engineering of Wood and Paper Science and Technology
    University of Tehran, Iran (2005-2009)
    GPA: 16.60/20

Experience

  • Adjunct Assistant Professor
    Iran University of Science and Technology (IUST)
    Alzahra University (2020-present)
    📚 Courses taught: Physics, Technical Design, Mathematics, Basics of Nanotechnology, and Synthesis of Nanomaterials. Her teaching evaluations consistently scored A++.
  • Consultant in the R&D Department
    Arian Saeed Industrial Group
    🏭 Consultant for a leading cellulose industry factory, contributing to over 70% of the country’s production.

Research Interests

  • Nanocomposites and Biomaterials
    🧬 Synthesis of nanomaterials from waste, chemical modification, and applications in bioengineering and biotechnology.
  • Microorganisms
    🦠 Working with pathogens, fungi, probiotics, and fermented microorganisms for various industrial and research applications.

Awards and Honors

  • 🥇 First-place award at a national invention competition in the field of conversion and complementary products.
  • 📚 Ranked first in the entrance exam for MSc and PhD degrees.
  • 🏅 Elected as a scientifically selected MSc student by the University of Tehran.
  • 🎓 Ranked first among graduate MSc and PhD students at the University of Tehran and University of Sari respectively.

Publications Top Notes

  1. Kombucha fungus biocoating for improving mechanical and antibacterial properties of cellulose composites, Materials Today Communications, 2024.
    • Cited by: 15 articles
  2. Recycling kaolin from paper waste and assessment of its application for paper coating, Materials Today Communications, 2024.
    • Cited by: 10 articles
  3. Preparation and physicochemical evaluation of casein/basil seed gum film integrated with guar gum/gelatin-based nanogel containing lemon peel essential oil for active food packaging application, International Journal of Biological Macromolecules, 2023.
    • Cited by: 8 articles
  4. New method of producing nanominerals from office paper waste and investigating their microstructural properties, Biomass Conversion and Biorefinery, 2022.
    • Cited by: 12 articles
  5. Fabrication of high mechanical properties papers coated with CMC-based nanocomposites containing nanominerals synthesized from paper waste, Cellulose, 2021.
    • Cited by: 11 articles